GREENSBORO DAILY WOMAN.
.1 I.YIIF.-No. 160.
GREENSBORO.' N. f'., SATURDAY AFTERNOON, JANUARY il, 1891.
Price $.1.00 Tr Year,
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If Not, Why Notf
We are selling a'-.adies' Uod
gola Kid Button
Shoe at
One Dollar-
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Sixty Gents
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A FREn SUPPLY
OF THOSE POBULAR SHOES.
REMEMBER YOU OANT f ;
.... FIND THEM JUST - V
'.. ANYWHERE, .
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BROWN'S.
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i . Mtti opera sfyleik til
'Mf We carry .constantly the Larg?
CSt lldficT MOCK C iaiea nu vjcn-
dement Fine&hoet m the city, and
wish to call special attention: to our
excellent line- of Children's School
Shot. 'Respectfully, ' '
SAMPLES. BROWN & CO.
. Pure New Orleans Syrup, also N.
O. Molsssrs, Maple' Syrop and Bar
badoes Molasse., any ot which you
will find nice and palatable
-yw- t Scott & Cos.
"Onlv Us-! have six Webster's
Unabridged Dictionaries fof sale at
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LAT TELEQRAFHIO .SEW8 TSOU
AlLIPABi'8.
A Prominent Uinlttar Oommitt Salcida
A Ckild an 0t and Xtlltd Kaar Sbtl
byiTiwof th ek's Trads-.Tnt
LlanrilU & Hew Eirer Bfr-organifed.
Charlottk, N. C, Jan. aj. Rev.
James S. Miite, ;aitor of the Second
Presbyterian church, and one of the
wealthiest and moft highly respected
and befoved citizens of Rock Hill,
South Carolina, committed suicide
this morning by climbing into his wind
mil! ttnk, a distance of sixty feet from
the ground, and drowning himself.
For some ttme Mr. White had been
troubled with dyspepsia, this morning
at o'clock he arose from his bed tel.
ling his son that he diJ not feel well
and walked out of the room. As he
did not retnm his son became alarmed,
and went in search of him. Other
members of the family and neighbors
joined in the search, but all to no avail
On examination ot the wind mill it
was found that the top had been pull
ed off, and on closer examination the
body of Air. White was found floating
oa the top of Jhe water ' which wu
eight fcst deep. ..... ;
Chalottr,N.G, Jan sj. A little
white child aged about 4 years was
killed by the Carolina Central train this
morning near Shelby. When ap
proaching a deep cut the engineer saw
two children playing on "the ' track.
Upon 'seeing the1 tram twie Of the chiU
dren jumped to one side, but the other
turned and rati down the track. 'The
engineer"cut dflfthaVeam and put On
the air-brakes so'-tightly ' that every
wheels elided along the rafts,' but over
took the child'' ThVpiiof struck the
little child in the 'back'. As toon as
the train could be stopped it was pick
ed up. ! It was unconcious, but still
alive. Its head wu crushed in. The
child was I daughter of a section hand
on the toad named Taylor. It was
taken home, where it soon died .
New York, N. Y., Jan. sj R. G.
Dunn $ Go's, weekly review of trade
will say : In the reports of this week,
a moderate, but steady increase in the
volume ot 'business compared with
last year is the most striking" feature.
We nind improving business at New
Orleans j at Louisville trade opens
well, and . the monetery ' situation
improves t Jacksonville . good',, trade
is noted and at Baltimore manufactur
ers and jobbers are well ahead ' of last
year, in consequence eastern centres
show more activity; -The business
failures occurring throughout the coun
try during the last seven days number
for the United , States 331, "and " for
Canada 40, a total ' of 360 compared
wftha total of 411 last week, and 493
the week ' previous to the last For
the corresponding week' of ' last year
the figures were 336, representing 295
failures in the United States and 43 in
IDS JLUIUllllUU UI v"l"1
Baltimore, Jan. aj. Tlie, 'Danvile
and NeW River Railroad, of Virginia.
foreclosure: has been reorganized and
next montn wui Decome a part or ine
Richmond and Danville system. CoL
J. Wflcoif Brbwh of fcis city,'presidefit
of the road, is- the-principal owner.
pai. owner.
will issue
:'i5iOoo. fn:
Jhe reorganized company
stock toe Wnt'"
each-imilC operated, wbicll wfll.be turn-1,:
ed 'bver'to the Richmond r;nJ Daoyille,
and on this basis new bond Will' be lis
sued, the principal and interest to be
guaranteed by the Richmond and Dan
ville. These bonds will be apportioned
to the holders ot the old road. The
road will be extended westward in an
almost direct line to Bristol; Tenn.,
and will give connection with the
Richmoud and Danville in that detec
tion The line may be used as a link
fos a new connecting line to Winston,
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8EBVI0E8 FOUTO-MOBEOW.
8omt of the Flaoet Whirs Yon Otn Worship
To morrow.
At St Agnes Catholic church di'.ne
services will be held at 9 o'clock by the
Rev. Father Francis, O. . B. Seats
free. All invited.
At Westminster church Rev. J. H.
Laeey, the pastor, will preach at 1 1 a.
m. and 4 p. m. Sunday school at 3:30
p. m. All are invited
At Centenary M. . E, church Rev.
E. L Staraey, the pastor, will preach
at tt a. m. and 7:15 p.. m. Sunday
school at 3 p. m.. All are invited
. At West Market street M. E. church
Rev. S. H. HilUard, the pastor, will
preach at 1 1 tu nv and 7 p. m. Sun
day school at 0:30 a. m. . All are in
vited. . ,!.
'" The pastftr, Re WJ. Wingate, will
preach at West Washington Street
Baptist church at 1 1 a. m. and 7:30 p.
m.'. Sunday Khool at 9:30 a. m. Ev
ery one it invited.. . -r,
' Services at 8t Baaabas- Episcopal
Church as follows t Early .Celebration
at S a m morning service at N d en.,
Sunday School at . 3 p. m,' evening
prayer at 4 p -m.-. 1.1 )
First Presbyterian church (services
held in court house), preaching by Rev.
Dr. Dixon at 1 1 a. m., and at 7:30 p.
m. bjr. Rev. J. H. Lacey. . Sunday
School at 9:30 a. m. All invited
' V At Ths Hotels Today
Bxnbow House. A.' J. Marciise,
Philadelphia; jno. W.. Graham, HilUv
boro; J. W. Faust,' Little Rock, Ark.;
Phil. Wright, J A. McDough, J. D.
Payne, W- 0. V illis, J. E. Putney, : C-
M. McArthur, T. A.j R. B. Ketner,
H. Pernell, Winston N. C. Lone,
W. A. Wimsat,' Washington, D. C;
W. O. Nighty J. D. Pattoh, Richmond;
E. R 1 Harded, Grahamrj; R.? :Cbara-
berjain, RI ,T. Gra.'Dr. J. Hodge, H,
Thompson. Chaa. O, Parnell, Andrew
Dodee; H. S. Curtneyj N.sY.f W. E,
Baird, W. Snow, RV Dashiell, C F
Crist, Chas."C. PosHeTC- B.McConn,
Baltimoreji T.' V. Barker and wife. Fay-
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t McAdoo!! HousaVrG., H- Make
peace, Franklinsvillei !)J; ' F, Stiftbn,
Hooper Coynel.t-.:CV;
Weil, RvCrunn, , .Baltimore; , , Ceo. ,
Neill, NJ Moris,' jH. Hatfield,' Ji,:
Travers, Mrs. J. C. Clayton, N. Y.;
T. Harerbve, H.'B.- Fulmer, R.
Dickepson,' 'mmtmt, T:', S.
Bowles. P.T. Suttoti," Ricnmono-'H.
Gpysr, Keokuk; Pr.RDJipgg, M
eighVMrs: -N. -!E.C VouhgSmithfield;
Mis. Fannie ..Check, , HUlsborp; R.
Frankliui Atlanta; Jas. Hall, Dr." J. C.
Miller and wife, t Philadelphia Tas. S.
Parker Ga.; Paul B. (Means, Copcord:
I. F. Aarmfield, J. A. Parker, Miss
"Miry M0bre,; ttt"Alxy? WB-.'Shaw
T M. Graves. N. C.i-A. iT.'Thomnsoh.
"L . W n ? m I
Iibery.S. B. McCoy, Mai. L. ,A.
Burkflf CapfR.Ej tStyE.. and wife,
G..P-' Hart, City; O. R. Cox, Cedar
FallsTMaj, WB;Trbyi AsheVille. $
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etteville;; W. W. , Abbott, . JJanvillejLjjmUog inqonrt, and a Bead Dog at
SamTBrowii, City; E. JHarfin, Rat j ' .' . .TBat ;.; " ''" ,'!
eigh; J. W. Lindsey, ' Louisville, ' Ky.. J, A dog belonging , to ' 'Squire ' Fl ; F.
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ABOUT THE CITY.
Stray Bits Picked Up by Workman fiepor-ters-Iews
in Brief,
The tram from the South was two
hours late this morning.
Let there be a lull attendance at
the different churche to morrow.
Rev. P. H. Pennell, of Winston
pitied through this morning.
Rev. Dr. J. Henry Smith left this
morning for Danville, Va,, where he
will preach to-morrow.
Mr. C. A. Osment, ' of Sumner
township, has killed S43 rabbits this
season; and it wasn't a good season for
rabbits either.
Remember the call for a raeeting'of
the real estate agents and real estate
owners, at the Chamber of Commerce
on Monday evening at 4 o'clock, p. m.
An important meeting.
The Houee commit- on public
b iildings and grounds has ordered a
favorable report on the kill Intrc'
duced br Mr. firower ; appropriating
$30,000 for the nlargemrnt and im
provement ot the government build
lof t Gtelenlboro. " ;''
Tie Ooamitteo Appointed.
The committee appointed by the
chairman of the meeting last night
met this morning and -appointed the
following committee to meet the South
Greensboro committee r Judge Gilmer.
k. R. King, G: S. Sergeant, W.E.
Bevili; C D. Be'nJbw and Brown.
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Bringing; Tnem JTarer? . , '
,It was , reported", on tna t'ret, this
morning that the editor of The Daily
Workman x had a, selfiih motive in
wanting; to take , South Greensboro
into the corpore imtis, the idea be
ing that this, would bring the Sub
scribers to 1 he "Workman closer to
the center, so that the carriers woufd
not hsve so for .to go in delivering the
papers. W are in favor of improve
men', in every shape.
At Tht Y- M. 0- A. Last light
The anniversary exercises of the Y.
M. C. A. last night was attended ; by a
large crowd,therooms. we are informed,
being about fi'led.
A very Intaresring' .programme bad
been mapped out, and, as might have
been expected the occasion was a very,
pleasant one. Ret. J. H. Lacey, pas
tor of Westminster church, entertain
ed the audience with an address, .which
we hear very highly spoken of. : Plen
ty of good music hid been secured,
and altogether the occasion was a. very
pleasant and profitable one. !. :,
Glenn, of Sumner township was shot
Thursday night before last by Eugene
Toombs, who claimed, that' the dog
was ' trying to bite one' of his calves
(of his kg) onthe public" highway.
The case came before Squire Eckel
here today in the form of a State war
rant'; agunst T'oombs fot Vcruelry". Jo
animals! ' There were some tWelve'iiit
nesses in all. and tach party, it is said,
hat! erholoved council. ' Vfhen the
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party met in the room lor trial roomos
sucrs'eated a comDromise. which Glenn
axreea 10 on me oasis inai caun man
should pay his own costl11 And ' thiia
the matter ended. . 1 . .. '
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:; Everybody, wants to know . Vhere
)the fire is when the alarm is sounded
dampie a. crown oc 10. wur lurmsn
yott,'free : of 'charge' ar.igtvtng
umber and location ft , all Jhc ,,Fire
iaf lit iMHf. ii-jyotu jfttdf
LAICGE SALE
-OF-
DRY GOODS
The Largest Sa'e op ReoDrd
will take placj at
El
Pi
Commencing on Saturday
" Morning. '
Our Entire Stock will bp
OfTared at a SACRI
FICE to Clos ' ' 1
the Bus!
ness.
Ths Stock Cov$htn of a, Otn
trullijieoj bra Goods t
such as
Silks,
Cashmeres, ,
- '.Cloakji' s:
Shoes,.
Olothine, 4
' Tranks, .
White Goods,'
Hambiirgs, Laces, ic.
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t-OUR STORK-
WILL BE OLOSEd
Preparatory to Sale, in order to marl;
Y) ' ';-') ww.ij :i':'
Plain Figures.
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